It's that time again to be out playing with the saws (chainsaw so I said it). Still too wet out but I am just champing at the bit to have a saw biting into a good stick again.
Been working over the past few weeks during breaks in the rain/snow/wind to get my wood storage sorted out. Had about 8 cord to move out of one bin over to the next so I can burn the oldest next season. Still have about 4 cord to do. Might make some progress today but it looks like the footing would be smeary around the piles.
Nice day today after a winter storm with 50-60 mph winds yesterday and the day before. Decided to make the trip to the wood patch for an eyeball. Too wet to get into it with the truck but I can see that one of the trees I was counting on this year is a no go. It is about 36" dbh and broken off around 10ft up, totally shattered stump so obviously no good for firewood. Couldn't see the log from the road though. That is the only loss I saw. An old snag with an eagle or large hawk nest in it is still standing somehow. It has been leaning almost 30 degree for years.
Maybe I need to wander out to the garage and fondle the saws.
Harry K
Been working over the past few weeks during breaks in the rain/snow/wind to get my wood storage sorted out. Had about 8 cord to move out of one bin over to the next so I can burn the oldest next season. Still have about 4 cord to do. Might make some progress today but it looks like the footing would be smeary around the piles.
Nice day today after a winter storm with 50-60 mph winds yesterday and the day before. Decided to make the trip to the wood patch for an eyeball. Too wet to get into it with the truck but I can see that one of the trees I was counting on this year is a no go. It is about 36" dbh and broken off around 10ft up, totally shattered stump so obviously no good for firewood. Couldn't see the log from the road though. That is the only loss I saw. An old snag with an eagle or large hawk nest in it is still standing somehow. It has been leaning almost 30 degree for years.
Maybe I need to wander out to the garage and fondle the saws.
Harry K